Will give in the gettysburg address, president abraham lincoln reminded americans that the civil war was a test of the strength of a nation built on the ideals of liberty and equality for all. do you think these ideas are still important to americans today? why or why not? answer all in complete sentences.

Yes, because the US wouldn't be as strong they are today without unity and the ability to overcome being divided in half and coming back together as a functioning nation. We would not be learning as we are right now, and some people may not be learning at all if that idea was not important. Today, our unity has kept the US together after events like the Great Depression (both of them). The reason we are still called the United States, is because we are still united.

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I took a little bit from the other answer, but they are not too similar.

the answer to your question is:

strong-mayor system

lol, i think so.

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